Comments on: Would You Counter an Offer Over $1,000? http://www.azsearchforhomes.com/would-you-counter-an-offer-over-1000/482 Information on Phoenix Real Estate and Arizona Homes For Sale Tue, 26 May 2009 03:21:42 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=3638 hourly 1 By: Brandon http://www.azsearchforhomes.com/would-you-counter-an-offer-over-1000/482/comment-page-1#comment-271 Brandon Wed, 25 Feb 2009 17:00:57 +0000 http://www.azsearchforhomes.com/?p=482#comment-271 Ha, you're right...I get so many low-ball offers on my flips that I try to at least tell them up front to be reasonable (with an offer) so they don't waste their time and paper. Just trying to be considerate and think of the environment... oh okay, I also want to milk as much money out of them as I can :) Ha, you’re right…I get so many low-ball offers on my flips that I try to at least tell them up front to be reasonable (with an offer) so they don’t waste their time and paper.

Just trying to be considerate and think of the environment… oh okay, I also want to milk as much money out of them as I can :)

]]> By: Kim @ ClickAzProperties http://www.azsearchforhomes.com/would-you-counter-an-offer-over-1000/482/comment-page-1#comment-270 Kim @ ClickAzProperties Wed, 25 Feb 2009 16:47:33 +0000 http://www.azsearchforhomes.com/?p=482#comment-270 C'mon Brandon, you know buyers don't want to pay FULL price, especially in this market. They need to "feel" like they got a deal! :) It's a pyschological thing. I'm sure they feel are happy that they finally got $500 out of you. ;) Of course, if it is priced right with multiple parties interested (which usually seems to be the case with your flips), staying firm makes sense. C’mon Brandon, you know buyers don’t want to pay FULL price, especially in this market. They need to “feel” like they got a deal! :) It’s a pyschological thing. I’m sure they feel are happy that they finally got $500 out of you. ;) Of course, if it is priced right with multiple parties interested (which usually seems to be the case with your flips), staying firm makes sense.

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